Allergy lab tests

Tests for alpha-gal syndrome — a tick bite-induced allergy to red meat and mammalian products.

Find out whether you're allergic to cats or dogs. A blood test for people that measures IgE antibodies to pet dander — this is not a veterinary test for your pet.

Tests IgE antibodies to 12 common food allergens — peanut, walnut, milk, egg, wheat, soybean, shrimp, scallop, clam, codfish, corn, and sesame.

The most comprehensive IgG food sensitivity test available — tests 184 foods including exotic grains, spices, and specialty items.

Measures IgG antibodies to 96 common foods — identifies delayed food sensitivities that may cause bloating, fatigue, headaches, and skin issues.

Tests for IgE reactions to common indoor and outdoor respiratory allergens including dust mites, pet dander, pollens, mold, and cockroach.

Tests for IgE antibodies to latex — important for healthcare workers and surgical patients.

Tests for IgE reactions to common indoor and outdoor molds — important for unexplained respiratory symptoms.

Screens for IgE reactions to common seafood and shellfish allergens.

Comprehensive screening for 9 tree nut and peanut allergens with IgE testing.

Screens for mast cell disorders and anaphylaxis risk — elevated in mastocytosis and after severe allergic reactions.